The development of Trailside Museums as cultural centers was founded on three principles set by the Cleveland Museum of Natural History. Each Trailside Museum should interpret the territory surrounding it. All things associated with the museum, including programming and exhibits, should be founded on scientific fact. The museums should act as an outdoor laboratory, and display as many living specimens of life as possible. These standards guided the transformation of Trailside Museums into symbols of the educational and cultural value of the Cleveland Metroparks. | Source: Courtesy of Cleveland MetroparksDownload Original File
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"Inspecting the Aquarium at North Chagrin Trailside Museum" appears in: Trailside Museums
